This Date In History November 8 Highlights
This date in history recalls Lucan the Latin poet and satirist's death, Columbus reaching Dominica on his second voyage, Bryant's birth and death dates, Cooke's southern literary works, Crawford’s death at Fort Sumter defender, a Santander dynamite explosion killing and injuring many, and Thomas L. Clingham’s death at Morganton North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucan
Columbus
Dominica
Wililam Cullen Bryant
Thanatopis
Cummington
Mags
New York
John Lston Cooke
Samuel Wylie Crawford
Fort Sumter
Philadelphia
Santander
Spain
Thomas L. Clingham
Morgantown
N.C
The Weekly News Summary of Diverse Local Advertisements
The issue presents World notes, farm and garden, a Sunday School lesson, and city items. It features Geo Kilmer on Shafter's Columns at Santiago, local columns The Girl About Town and The Scribe, plus a long advertising list with items from Harper Whiskey to various dry goods auctions and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit Tan
Brook of Knowledge
Geo. Kilmer
Shafter
Santiago
Harper Whiskey
FY. Staub
E. L. Coblentz
Atty
Saw Woll
Farquahr Co
N. T. Wachter
D. C. Carty
Das
E. Walker & Co
Jersey
J. D. Jones
le Dixon Bros
Harvey R. Lease
John L. Dutrow
Besant & Knott
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Maer
C. E. Cline
Rodocl
Meeting Medical Society
David H Smith
Lewis M. Smith
Boonsboro water works finish by December first
Brief items note Boonsboro water works to be completed by the first of December. A novel entertainment titled Apple Glee appears in church circles. Nine inches of snow reported at Altamont near Oakland. A ten thousand dollar freight wreck loss on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Two men with bagpipes provided music along the thoroughfares today. A receiver’s appointment has been requested for the Hanover Foundry and Machine Company. A Baltimore marriage license issued to James L. Howard and Annie S. Runkles. Frederick Art Club plans a readings event with studio members. A Allander College team will play Mt. St. Mary’s at Emmitsburg on Saturday. Mr. J. W. King of near Middletown brought seventy rabbits to Frederick. The Cumberland Valley line from Hagerstown to Altenwald expected to be nonoperational until January. Florists held a meeting in Hagerstown to discuss a chrysanthemum show this fall but took no definite action. Dr. Harvey Getzendanner removed a nasal polypus for Harry Simp. operation very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Altamont
Oakland
Cumberland Valley
Hanover Foundry Land Machine Compaany
Baltimore
James L. Howard
Annie
Runkles
Frederick Art Club
Allander College
Mt. Sxary’s
Emmittsburg
J. W. King
Gagerstown-Altenwald
Western Maryland Railroad
Jani
Bagerstown
Harvey Getzendanner
South Warket Street
Harry Simp
Personal news from Frederick area visitors and residents
Purely personal notes show Mr Baker Johnson and Miss Bessie Tyson in Baltimore, W I H B Etchman visiting Unionville, and others from Frederick area visiting Baltimore Washington or Hanover. People travel for speaking engagements, education, or family visits including Lila Smith Estelle Whitmore Mehrling and Lemuel Stottlemyer preparing for Bethany College.
Selections From Local Church Notices And Events
Church activities fill the week with services at St John s and St Mary s Guild autumn tea in Frederick and Shepherdstown reports of graves crowned with flowers All Souls All Saints observances Welty s German Baptist church dedication and a Lutheran conference adjournment Bishop Claggett reinterred in St Alban s Cathedral Washington with remarks to descendants and notes on cathedral preparations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Chapter
AH Saints, Guild
All Souls
Welty
John Welty
J. H. Yolluse
Frederick
M. B
Shepherdstown
W. Va
J. M. Titzel
Lancaster
Titzel
Reformed Church
Emmitsburg
Western Conference
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
A. A. Kerlin
Sharpsburg
J. Melvin Killian
Smuthsburg
C S. Trump
J. E. Mannier
C A Hoy
M. D. Gaver
Claggett
Thomas John Claggett
Mary Gantt Claggett
St. Alban’s Church
Washington
Satterlee
Peace Cross
Western Hemisphere
Disorderly conduct arrests and parole in early case report
In the laws case, Ernest Abrech, Charles Fagan, and Vank Yinger arrested by Officer Wenear on disorderly conduct charges. Justice White fined Fagan and Xinger, paid, Abrecht released on age grounds and parole granted. Daniel and Frank Colbart arrested by Officer Ridenour for disorderly conduct and paroled with parental transport plan. Also reports wreck of steamship Panama with arrival and departure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Abrech
Charles Fagan
Vank Yinger
Wenear
Pearl ‘Iman
Justice White
Fagan
Maryland School for the Deaf seeks football challenge
The Maryland School for the Deaf football team is organizing practice and seeks a local or county opponent for a match on home grounds next Saturday evening. Interested teams should contact the manager before the appointed day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Refuses to Yield The Philip Pines Conflict Dispatch
Special dispatch reports telegraphed to Paris on November 3 as America presses demands regarding the Philippine Islands. The message indicates continued reluctance or refusal to yield amid the dispute, reflecting diplomatic tension and pending actions at the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Ne Manprip
Paris 1
America
Phizi Islands
Political rallies and meetings fill Westminster events
Politicians from both parties spoke at Westminster last night and Yellow Springs planned GOP and Democratic gatherings. Col Bud Hapley and Sen David E. Dick joined events in Allo Rany County, with later GOP talks by Urner and Dick at City Opera House and Plane A. A Republican County Central Committee meeting was set for Saturday at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Phere
Westminster
Bud PA Hley
Now Hull
David E. Dick
Allo- Rany County
William IL. Hinks
Repubican
Yellow Springs
City Opera House
Senator Crothers
James R. Brower
Frederick J. Nelson
B.Y. Reich
John
RB. Wood
Pearre
Milton G. Urner
Plane No. A
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Alleged Horse Thief Near Bethesda Surrenders to Justice
Rockville dispatch reports George Chandler of near Bethesda was brought before Justice Schrierer on horse stealing charges. Committed to jail in default of 1500 bail to await November term. Chandler allegedly took John Dills Mount Zion horse, kept it weeks, then to Washington dealer. He planned repayment. attempted via a boy, then went in person and was confronted by Policeman Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
George Chandler
Bethesda
Schrierer
Chandler
John Dill
Mount Zion
John McGrath
Washington
McGrath
Sullivan
Mary Beale Guests and Wedding Trip Notes
The Maryland Bulletin records Miss Mary Beale of Philadelphia visiting Mr Ely's family on Friday. John Woodrow from the second class attended his sister Mary’s wedding in Baltimore last week. Miss Mabel Ely returned from Stanterey where she stayed with Miss Helen Corner for several weeks. Mrs A B Barris has returned from Parkersburg West Virginia and is boarding at 89 South Market Street. Rev Job Turner of Staunton Virginia visited the school last week looking well and cheerful. Harry G Benson, Maryland Bulletin foreman, was called home January 21 to see his Iowa aunt visiting Maryland after twenty two years. he returned January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Johnson
Baltimore
Bessie Tyson
W. Ih. B. Etchman
Unionville
W. R. Wagner
Lancaster
Frederick
Lila Smith
Howard County
L. ©. Easterday
Burkittsville
Washington
Louis McMurray
George Jacobs
California
WOC. T. U
Ely
Samuel Ready
Kate Steigleman
Maryland
Maryland Bulletin
Mary Beale
Philadelphia
Mr Ely
John Woodrow
Mary
Mabel Ely
Stanterey
Helen Corner
A.B Barris
Parkersburg
W. Va
South Market Street
Job Turner
Staunton
Harry G. Benson
Iowa
Illness Report From Annapolis Area
The Annapolis Capital editor Willem M. Abbott is recovering from surgery at St Joseph Hospital Baltimore. Five or six typhoid fever cases are reported near Araby in this county. Miss Blanche Whitmore of East Patrick street is ill with a severe cold. Mr Henry Wineberg, previously listed as sick, has returned to activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem M. Abbott
Annapolis Capital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Araby
Blanche Whitmore
East
Patrick Street
Henry Wineberg
Schupp Farm Case Tangles After Arrest At Hagerstown
Abram Roth jailed for forcible entry in the Schupp farm case was released on habeas corpus by Judge Motter. He later went to the farm to fetch corn and was horsewhipped by Mrs. Catherine Schupp, now consulting lawyers on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schupp
Hagerstown
Abram Roth
Struck by Engine Injures Neal Hopkins at Bartholows Switch
Neal Hopkins a respected colored man from New Market District was struck by a helper engine at Bartholows Switch while returning from husking corn. He suffered severe head and facial injuries and possible arm amputation. Internal injuries threaten his life as Drs. Hopkins and Clay provided surgical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hopkins
New Market District
Husking Corn
Bartholows Switch
Drs. Hopkins
Clay
Engine Mishap Forces Milling Plant Closure and Upgrade
A mishap Saturday night caused the Frederick City Milling Company engine bed to come apart, forcing a temporary mill shutdown until Tuesday or Wednesday. A new 200 horsepower engine will be installed to replace the damaged unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Busy City Day Draws Out Country Shoppers
A bright morning drew many country people to the city for shopping as merchants who advertise in The News reported a busy day with customers. An election appeal notes James C. Munshour of Hagerstown appealing from Registers Clyde Brewer and C. P. Martin in district 24 for a removal certificate from Frederick County district 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Munshour
Hagerstonen
Clyde Brewer
C. P. Martin
District 24
Munshour
Frederick County
Suit Over a Gutter Injunction Sought by Hahn
An injunction was filed by Adolph Hahn against Clarence M. Miller to bar construction of a gutter that would divert water onto Hahn's premises. The report notes a remarkable shot by George Glessner where a single bullet felled a bird and a nearby rabbit. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and health tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hahn
Clarence M. Miller
Harvest Stomo festival support at Honig for the Aged
The seventh celebration on October 27 drew gifts from many donors to aid the Honig for the Aged. Contributors supplied sugar, butter, eggs, produce, coffee, canned goods, baking supplies, and various foods, totaling a generous list of items and monetary gifts from local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honig
Wai
Miller
James Ood
George Houck
Stamer Brothers
S. B. Wanebrenen
P. B. Kunkel
D. Stanifer
E. Ll. McLean
L.Y. Scholl
Fannie Trai
J. D. Baker
Eleanor M. Johnson
Chas
Simmons
Valentine Brunner
Ponds
Suoue
Francis Johnson
B. F. Brown
C. W. Ross
W. Ross, Sr
Dixon Brothers
M. T. Derr
RB. D. Simpson
Wynk Davis
FG. Thomas
J. B. Tyson
Tramps Try Nighttime Robbery Arrested by Quick Escape
A Buffalo mailer, Mr. Ghirten Maller, was approached by two men at night near North Market Street while on an errand. One tramped man pursued him but he fled, escaping possible bodily harm as the duo attempted a robbery. A second incident showed two strangers in East Second Street trying to stop a passerby. The article also previews a stage show featuring Miss Hall at the City Opera House, noting comic and musical numbers and a unique prop scene with a sugar barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghirten Maller Niger
Bathalo Pestaurant
Waa
Howe
Ous
Trianps
Snesaull Bintle
Wad Wits
Mo Untie
Buffalo
Hous Ward
Mr. Talore
Ossaey
Miss Hall
City Opera House
Cumberland youth dies by own action amid marriage
Charles R Brooks of Cumberland aged twenty three, a member of the Second West Virginia Volunteers, died yesterday by taking laudanum while home on furlough. He recently married Misa Ivy Jones and had feared arrest and court martial upon return to service. Judge Mackey jailed in Charlestown faced bywives from South Carolina and New York amid a bigamy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brooks
Cumberland
Misa Ivy Jones
Brooks
Second
West Virginia Volunteers
Property Deed Transfers in Frederick and Frederick County
Sydney O Mercer and wife deed real estate in Bredenck county to Novak E Cramer. Lewis H Bennett transfers Frederick City real estate to Margaret D Leichertz for love and affection. George H Whitmore executor conveys to Harriet F Whitmore in Frederick county for 375 dollars. Whitmore executor also transfers to Ellen F Kemp in Frederick county for 0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney O. Mercer
Novak E. Cramer
Bredenck County
Bat
Lewis H. Bennett
Margaret D. Leichertz
Frederick City
George H. Whitmore
Harriet F. Whitmore
Frederick County
Ellen F. Kemp
Melville Tucker Company at City Opera House
The Melville Tucker Company brings 25 artists to City Opera House in Frednck for a week starting Monday November. The repertoire includes comedies and dramas with specialties between acts and nightly bill changes. Popular prices. The largest repertoire organization on the road.
Foreclosure Petition Filed Over $30 Million Mortgage
Dispatch from Columbus reports the foreclosure petition on a $30,000,000 mortgage held by the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The U S Court trial is scheduled for December 6 when the next term of court opens.
Barn Raising At Monterne Hospital Farm Involves Community
Tomorrow the framework of a new barn on the farm at Monterne Hospital will be raised with public assistance invited. The old barn was destroyed by fire, prompting construction of the current building, and volunteers will be fed as a thank you for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterne Hospital
Western Maryland Railroad directors re-elect Hood president
The Western Maryland Railroad Company held its annual meeting at Hillen Station Baltimore. General John M Hood was unanimously re-elected president and general manager with J T M Durnes as secretary and treasurer for the coming year. Also included are notices of marriage licenses for Charles C Hammond and Carey E Lindsay and for George Bartgis and Agnes Wagoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Hillen Station
Baltimore
John M. Hood
J.T. M. Durnes
Charles C. Hammond
Johnsville
Carey E. Lindsay
Union Bridge
George Bartgis
Bedford County
Agnes Wagoner
Woodsboro
Electric road plan from Wayesboro to Buena Vista advances
A proposal for an electric railroad from Wayesboro to Poen Mar Blue Mountain House Blue Ridge Summit Monterey and Buena Vista shows strong prospects while the line to High Rock and Quirault on the mountain is abandoned. A committee will review the proposed route determine right of way costs and report on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayesboro
Poen-Mar
Blue Mountain House
Blue Ridge Summit
Monterey
Buena Vista
High Rock
Quirault
Grand Democratic Ray at City Hall Meeting
Frederick citizens are invited to City Hall on Thursday November 3rd at 8 o clock to voice opposition to large standing armies paid from taxes. Speakers include Hon. L. Crothers of Cecil, Hon. James R. Brewer of Baltimore, JER. Wool, B. F. Reich, and Nelson Fsgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Democratic Ray
City Hall
Frederick
War Department
L. Crothers
Cecil County
James R. Brewer
Baltimore City
Jer. Wool
B. F. Reich
Nelson
Fsgs
Frederick County Medical Society Meets at Court House
The next stated meeting of the Frederick County Medical Society will be held at the Court House Grand Jury Room on Saturday November 5 1805 at 2 p m I J McCurpy Recording Secretary Paper that ever entered a Frederick depot these goods are all new spring 159% styles and will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Medical Society
Court House
Grand Jury Room
Frederick
Prize bowling contest announced at McCardell's
Dust recalls German canaries and prize bowling begins November 1 offering a grand prize for the longest sane score during the month and a grand prize for the largest cocked hat score. John H. Frazier bowling alleys 64 South Market Frederick Maryland announces ongoing monthly contests through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ofer
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Mullinix Special Bug Announcement Sparks Fresh Inventory
L. E. Mullinix issues a special bug announcement detailing the receipt of another high assortment of specimens. The message indicates ongoing inventory expansion and cataloging efforts targeting diverse varieties.
Carpet House Hustles Offer Wool-Art Carpets in All Sizes
RUGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also Wool-Art Carpets in all sizes. Exclusive Designs. High Novelties. Only to be found at our Carpet House. When you combine Extra Good Quality with Low Prices you have a combination sure to give satisfaction, and such as You get at our Carpet Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crick
Vredigrick
Rodook & CO
Our Carpets and Rugs Promise Quality for Food Service
Our carpets and rugs are made with top material and superior workmanship and are sure to contribute to good food service.
Wheat price move at Loyal Mart and probate notice
Wheat quoted at 70 cents per bushel up one cent from yesterday. Germ shelled price listed in error as a berrei. Orphans' Court admits Will of Lewis H. Beniate to probate. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as remedy for rheumatism and eye pain linked to blood acid symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredenck
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Eoe Eroeoeraeo
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Tise
C. EB. Cline
Co. G. Carty
N. E. Oramer
the Weekly News
German Baptist Church of
West Fourth Street
Evangelical Lutheran
Tar News
Panama
Philippines
George Glessner
Hood
Tioste
Judge Mackey
Charlestown
Mackey No. 1
South Carolina
Rosalie Scott
Harper's Ferry
White No
Catherine Porterfield
Potomac House
Frederick, Thaurmont and Northern Electric
Serius
By Die Basen i
Avrugun Sears
Point Muluow
Bessons
John Heawvzkeson H
Elegant
Moreen
Skiral
Inge
Neidig & Miller
Gentex Wrederior’s
Neldig & Muzzza
Rodock & Naidiy
Cumtor E. Mann
N. Market St
D. Groff’s
North Market Street
Kennedy Brothers
Merchant Tailors
Boteter
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
McCardell's
L. E. Mullinix
MART
Orphans' Couart
Lewis H. Bénaiate
Seater
L. E. Mozismm. A
GEO
Rodock & OW
A. T. Rior & Sons
A. T. Ries & Sons
HIRL
Frederick, Me
F. V. Staub
F.v.straug
Northwast Corner
Fourth and Market
National Building Associatio
N of
Bannsty
Knabe
James D. Mason
AL Mob
Pughard
Martaves
Analy Te Bakhk Johnson
Railing
Kalling Grocery
Market St
Prederlox
CG. E. Ramseburg
Market Street
C. E. Rassons
Shafer
East Lexington ST
U. 8
Isedawem
Milton
Claston
Kesty Hammond Urner
Urner
Keedy & Urner
Chancas
Hecord Street
It House
Frederick, Md
Sabel P. Levy
Attornel
Markell
Manze & Tran
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